Registration is live for "Unboxing the New Economics of Trade" on Aug. 4! Excited to have two top @MinneapolisFed research economists, Doireann Fitzgerald & @tradewartracker Mike Waugh. Looking forward to lots of smart questions from our online audience. https://t.co/wfOKn1Lnpa
New at JIE: "Spatial linkages and the uneven effects of a commodity boom" by Felipe Benguria (@UKGattonCollege), Felipe Saffie (@DardenMBA), Shihangyin Zhang (@ShihangyinZhang)
https://t.co/dVzhpYRqLO
Super excited to see this paper in print at @QJEHarvard 🙌💪
Joint work with the great @ba_mauz and @JavierBianchi7
Take a look at Javier's earlier thread 👇
Super happy to see this project in print.
I’m very grateful for how much I learned along the way about writing and improving papers.
It was awesome working with @cesarspa1 and @JavierBianchi7 on this one!
Excited to see this out. Grateful to the referees and editor for their excellent and constructive comments, which greatly improved the paper.
Reposting the earlier 🧵 summarizing the paper:
A global estimation method learns the parameter-to-moment mapping, and treats prices as parameters and market clearing as moment conditions, reducing run time from days to minutes, from Victor Duarte and @JuliaAFonseca https://t.co/kc5yJ3rETN
Tom and I have finally finished a draft of Dynamic Programming Vol 2! Exhausting but satisfying. New approach to DP theory, advanced material, many applications... https://t.co/PPDk98DFgV
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Newly revised paper “International Reserves Management under Rollover Crises” joint with Javier Bianchi (@JavierBianchi7) and Cesar Sosa-Padilla (@cesarspa1). Very proud and excited with how much we’ve strengthened the paper.
Comments more than welcome!
https://t.co/pmmKlVYTPb
🚨 Forthcoming in Econometrica!
How does trade liberalization affect developing countries with large informal sectors?
Informality fundamentally changes how we think about the gains from trade. (1/5)
The paper focuses on a single intrinsic difference between physical and digital currency: traceability. This technological advance in record-keeping can be used by the monetary authority to achieve efficiency in a wide range of circumstances https://t.co/it0mmBoYC3
If you want to learn more about Machine Learning for Computational Economics, I’m teaching a course on the topic, building on my RFS work.
📘 Lecture notes + Julia implementations:
👉 https://t.co/REG6yLim74
Check out @Leo_BarretoV JMP and his research output. Lots of great quantitative papers in open macroeconomics. He’s a very well trained economist and super easy to collaborate with.
Why did U.S. Consumer Sentiment Index fall as unemployment and inflation returned to normal 2023-24?
@UMN_Econ JMC Leonardo Barreto @Leo_BarretoV builds calibrated dynamic general equilibrium model with rich consumer heterogeneity to answer the question.
https://t.co/VZY3Oqw3l5
Juliana is such an extremely productive researcher in open macro. We shared Tim and Manuel’s workshop in Minnesota. She came up with an impressive third-year paper on quantitative sovereign reputation, another on the allocation puzzle and this awesome JMP.
Should IMF limit foreign borrowing by governments of developing nations?
@UMN_Econ JMC Juliana Gamboa-Arbelaez @julipuligamboa argues any such restrictions need to depend on conditions in the country and how the government spends borrowed funds.
https://t.co/iVJ85CphNF
I am writing a letter of recommendation for @dario_cardamone, and I am thrilled to do so!
Dario's JMP studies how sovereign risk shocks—like U.S. debt ceiling crises—affect the real economy even without a default . [continues in next post]
How do global value chains evolve over time?
@UMN_Econ JMC Carlos Bolivar analyzes how firms change intermediate input suppliers in 43-country, 56-industry world trade model with changing transportation costs and stochastic country-industry productivity.
https://t.co/ofdxWJGBo6
Why is agricultural productivity in India so low?
@UMN_Econ JMC Scott Sommers @scott_sommers56 argues weather shocks magnify land market restrictions as source of misallocation in agriculture. He uses micro data to build model of heterogeneous farmers.
https://t.co/GPr4FM1oJl
📣 We're hiring! The UANDES School of Business & Economics is recruiting Assistant/Associate Professors in any field of Econ and Finance.
🔗 Job ad: https://t.co/wIiktt9nJQ
📆 Deadline: Dec 1st
Join a great research environment in beautiful Santiago, Chile.
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